Welcome to Hierarchical Intelligence, a digital repository where I explore the intricate intersections of philosophy, technology, economics, and social systems. This space is designed to share a curated tapestry of interest and ideas that reflect my continuous exploration of the human condition, technology, industry, and the future of civilization.
Raised in diverse cultural environments across North America, I spent my formative years immersed in classical art and natural philosophy, spanning subjects of music and cultural theory. These early influences merged seamlessly with my later professional pursuits in the spheres of business strategy, artificial intelligence, and social science, creating a uniquely integrative approach to my analysis.
My current work is anchored in the concept of Hierarchical Intelligence, a meta-framework that examines the layered nature of knowledge, expertise, and decision-making in an era defined by information abundance and socio-technical evolution.
I work as a global advisor, and socio-technical economist specializing in strategic foresight, and socio-technical analysis. I actively consult with firms and individuals on assessing, socio-technical landscapes to uncover gaps, optimize strategic initiatives, and exploit market opportunities.
Beyond these roles, I cofounded JQW Ventures, a sector-agnostic holding entity architected as an model for sustainable strategic value creation.
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Social Science: Exploring Human Capital theory and the works of thinkers like Aristotle, Bourdieu, Hegel, and Nietzsche, dissecting the social structures that shape human behavior, rationality, and economic systems. I delve into how cognitive hierarchies influence decision-making and societal organization.
AI, Robotics, and Automation: Investigating cutting-edge technology, I examine the transformative potential of Computational Intelligence, Robotics, and Automation. I assess their ability to redefine industries, enhance human capabilities, and introduce new ethical dilemmas.
Business Economics: Applying economic theories and quantitative methods to analyze business enterprises and their interactions with markets. This includes examining factors such as organizational structures, resource allocation, and market dynamics.
Strategy: Analyzing the socio-political landscape to develop game theoretic frameworks for succinctly understanding and interpreting how social and political phenomena may evolve into new conflicts, opportunities, and strategic positioning.
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